system/room equalized flat from 20 to 20k cps--is yours?


Spending alone will not get you what you are striving for. Systems with flat performance are non existant. It will take PROFESSIONAL extras, electronics, room measurements and sound treatments to get you there. What have you done besides reading reviews and buying what is purported  to be the best to get the holly grail of sound? 
  Ken Fritz

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A room equalized flat to 20kHz at multiple listening spots will sound very bright.  You want high frequencies smoothly rolled off starting around 7kHz.
Everything we listen to, in every room and hall has a different frequency response. I'm not sure that trying to make an imperfect room perfect is the right direction to go. Would not reproduced sounds not sound right if corrected? Say you have a man playing a guitar in the room. When you play that back would you alter it from it's original sound?